Title: Quiz 4
Course: CTS 2307 Windows Management > Section: Module 4

Q: Generally speaking, which of the following password conditions is not considered to be part of a strong password?
- Is 12 characters long
- Does not use part of the organization's name
- Does not use words found in a dictionary
- Is used for online accounts
A: Is used for online accounts

Q: A picture password is made up of what components? (Choose all that apply.)
- A picture
- A PIN
- A password
- A gesture
A: A picture; A gesture
If wrong: A picture password consists of two components: a picture and a gesture that you draw on it.

Q: Digital certificates, smart cards, picture passwords, and biometrics are used to perform what action?
- Integrity
- Confidentiality
- Authorization
- Authentication
A: Authentication

Q: Which of the following items is not supported as a method of authentication in Windows 8?
- Picture passwords
- Biometrics
- Digital certificates
- One-time passwords
A: One-time passwords

Q: What term refers to preventing people from reading information they are not authorized to read?
- Authorization
- Integrity
- Non-repudiation
- Confidentiality
A: Confidentiality

Q: What term refers to the process of determining what an authenticated security principal can do?
- Authorization
- Integrity
- Non-repudiation
- Confidentiality
A: Authorization

Q: What term refers to the ability to guarantee that the information has not been arbitrarily changed?
- Authorization
- Integrity
- Non-repudiation
- Confidentiality
A: Integrity

Q: What type of trust can be used to form a relationship with a UNIX Kerberos network?
- Realm trust
- Shortcut trust
- External trust
- Forest trust
A: Realm trust

Q: How does Windows implement TLS and SSL?
- By using digital certificates
- By using Server Name Indication (SNI) extensions
- By using TCP/IP as its networking suite
- By using the SChannel security support provider
A: By using the SChannel security support provider

Q: Which of the following statements describes a transitive trust?
- Trust that goes in one direction only
- All domains trust all other domains
- Trust does not extend across domains
- Trust that goes in both directions
A: All domains trust all other domains

Q: What type of trust can be used to optimize the authentication process to resources in large forests?
- Realm trust
- Shortcut trust
- External trust
- Forest trust
A: Shortcut trust

Q: What is used to find computers, users, and other resources throughout an Active Directory forest?
- Key Distribution Center
- Global Catalog
- Kerberos
- Iterative Query
A: Global Catalog

Q: Workgroup computers use what authentication protocol when granting resource access?
- Kerberos v5
- SSL
- NTLM v2
- LSASS
A: NTLM v2

Q: How does the TPM chip work?
- It encrypts private keys stored in the file system
- It stores private keys, moving them out of the file system
- It brokers connections to a network-installed Hardware Security Module for private key storage
- It brokers connections between the smart card reader and the smart card
A: It encrypts private keys stored in the file system

Q: Where are user accounts stored for computers that are in a workgroup?
- Accounts Manager Datastore
- Security Accounts Manager
- Directory Information Tree
- Local Security Authority
A: Security Accounts Manager

Q: How does Microsoft provide native support for the usage of biometrics as an authentication factor?

Q: A _________ is the computer that creates and manages the distribution and revocation of certificates.

Q: What name is given to the domain that contains the user accounts that want to gain access to another domain?

Q: What storage space resiliency type can be used to protect up to a single drive failure and requires three drives, minimum?
- Parity
- Simple
- Three-way mirror
- Two-way mirror
A: Parity

Q: What disk drive interface type provides data transfer throughput at rates up to 600 Mbps to external devices?
- Small Computer System Interface (SCSI)
- Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA)
- External SATA (eSATA)
- Universal Serial Bus (USB)
A: External SATA (eSATA)

Q: What storage space resiliency type offers no data protection when a drive fails?
- Parity
- Simple
- Three-way mirror
- Two-way mirror
A: Simple

Q: What is the maximum number of USB devices that can be attached to a single USB port?
- 31
- 63
- 95
- 127
A: 127

Q: What storage space resiliency type can be used to protect up to a single drive failure and requires two drives, minimum?
- Parity
- Simple
- Three-way mirror
- Two-way mirror
A: Two-way mirror

Q: What Windows feature, first introduced in Windows Server 2000, allows an administrator to control the amount of disk space that is made available to each user?
- Primary partitions
- Disk quotas
- NTFS volumes
- MBR disks
A: Disk quotas

Q: Which of the following benefits is not provided when BranchCache is used?
- You can use metadata to reduce the amount of data traversing the WAN link
- All data stored in the cache is encrypted
- Users always have access to the current version of the data
- Users access data over the faster WAN link
A: Users access data over the faster WAN link

Q: You must deploy at least one or more BranchCache-enabled servers at your main office to enable BranchCache. Which of the following server types is not an option as a BranchCache-enabled server?
- FTP servers
- File servers
- BITS servers
- Web servers
A: FTP servers

Q: When using a hosted-cache mode server, what happens if a client requests a file that is not in the cache on the server?
- The client will traverse the WAN link, download the data, and notify the BranchCache server in the main office
- The client will traverse the WAN link and download the data
- The client will not be able to access the data
- The client will traverse the WAN link, download the data, and put it in the local server's cache
A: The client will traverse the WAN link, download the data, and put it in the local server's cache

Q: When using distributed-cache mode for BranchCache, where is the cache hosted in the branch office?
- On all computers in the branch office
- On all server computers in the branch office
- On Windows 8 computers in the branch office
- On Windows 7 or Windows 8 computers in the branch office
A: On Windows 8 computers in the branch office

Q: You are configuring disk quotas using Group Policy. What catch must you be aware of when configuring the default and warning levels in your quotas?
- The limits will only apply to users who have never written data to the volumes in scope
- The limits will retroactively apply to all users who have written data to the volumes in scope
- The limits will be applied as soft quotas to all users who have written data to the volumes in scope
- The limits will not be applied to any users if the volume has any data already written on it
A: The limits will only apply to users who have never written data to the volumes in scope

Q: What benefit does the new Storage Spaces feature of Windows 8 provide?
- It allows you to easily connect to iSCSI devices
- It allows you to combine several logical drives into one physical drive
- It allows you to easily connect to SCSI devices
- It allows you combine several physical drives into one logical drive
A: It allows you combine several physical drives into one logical drive

Q: In regards to creating storage pools in Windows 8, which of the following statements are false? (Choose all that apply.)
- The physical drives must be of the same interface type (e.g., all USB)
- The physical drives can be different sizes
- The physical drives can be used to create multiple volumes in the computer
- New drives cannot be added to an existing storage pool once configured
A: The physical drives must be of the same interface type (e.g., all USB); New drives cannot be added to an existing storage pool once configured
If wrong: The drives can be of any capacity and can consist of a variety of different drive interfaces-Small Computer System Interface (SCSI), Universal Serial Bus (USB), and Serial ATA (SATA). When the drives are combined, Windows places them into a storage pool. These storage pools can then be segmented into multiple storage spaces, which are then formatted with a file system and can be used just like any other regular disk on your computer. New disks (internal/external) can be added to the storage pool as space requirements increase over time.

Q: After completing the setup of a storage space, several tasks become available. Which of the following is not an available task?
- Add more drives to the pool
- Remove drives from the pool
- Rename the pool
- Change the size of storage spaces
A: Remove drives from the pool

Q: When implementing disk quotas there are several requirements that you must meet. Which of the following items is not one of those requirements for implementing disk quotas?
- Users are charged only for the files they own
- Quotas must be enabled separately on each volume and are applied on a per-user basis
- Quotas apply to all users, including administrators
- Quotas can be configured only on NTFS volumes
A: Quotas apply to all users, including administrators

Q: Windows Server 2008 R2/2012 running the File Service server role and the BranchCache for Network Files role service use what network protocol to send content?
- SMB
- DFS
- NFS
- SCSI
A: SMB

Q: Which two PowerShell cmdlets correctly represent the steps required to fully enable BranchCache on a file server?
- Enable-WindowsFeature FS-Data-Deduplication -IncludeManagementTools
- Enable-WindowsFeature FS-BranchCache - IncludeManagementTools
- Install-WindowsFeature FS-BranchCache - IncludeManagementTools
- Install-WindowsFeature FS-Data-Deduplication -IncludeManagementTools
A: Install-WindowsFeature FS-BranchCache - IncludeManagementTools; Install-WindowsFeature FS-Data-Deduplication -IncludeManagementTools
If wrong: You will need to use the Install-WindowsFeature FS-BranchCache -IncludeManagementTools and Install-WindowsFeature FS-Data-Deduplication -IncludeManagementTools cmdlets to enable BranchCache on a file server. After enabling BranchCache, you will need to configure shares to work with it.